Associations to the word «Brittany»
Noun
- Marie
- Mckinley
- Inheritance
- Charlemagne
- Rory
- Consort
- Redoubt
- Vanessa
- Constable
- Overlord
- Monmouth
- Louis
- Bree
- Chadwick
- Bordeaux
- Gail
- Revolt
- Spill
- Hermit
- Alexis
- Matilda
- Becky
- Sailing
- Alvin
- Viscount
- Britain
- Este
- Iii
- Earl
- Michel
- Insurrection
- Pierre
- Pilgrimage
- Christina
- Chang
- Lancaster
- Conqueror
- Fairy
- Romano
- Kendrick
- French
- Coastline
- Beale
- Merlin
- Norman
- Kayla
- Jean
- Anglo
- Caleb
- Regent
- François
- Regency
- Vii
- Treaty
- Rachel
- Bard
- Cassandra
- Cody
- Valence
- Philip
- Stronghold
- Xiv
- Charles
- Plymouth
- Shelby
- Provincial
- Morgan
- Berry
- Eldest
- Hermitage
- Isabelle
- Moreau
- Nobility
- Vi
- Paris
- Snow
- Michelle
- Hartman
- Northampton
- Nikki
- Chronicler
- Amber
- Henry
- Rae
- Brie
- Bonfire
Adverb
Wiktionary
BRITTANY, proper noun. A region in north-west France. [from 15th c.]
BRITTANY, proper noun. (obsolete) (chiefly poetic) The British Isles. [15th-19th c.]
BRITTANY, proper noun. A female given name popular in the United States in the 1980s and 1990s.
Dictionary definition
BRITTANY, noun. A former province of northwestern France on a peninsula between the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay.
Wise words
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